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Changing an –um to an –a to form a plural comes from __________. A. Latin B. Greek C. French D. Italian
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I think that would be latin :)
thanks!
plurals of latin origin ending in -um change into a "a"
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@Rushwr look it up
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as to what I can remember it was like that ! Are u sure about the answer @Peaches15
the neuter signular verbum [word], plural verba [words]
as in, it's Latin
Latin
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